A motorcycle wreck has Fort Campbell Boulevard blocked this morning.
The “Fight for a Knight” wrestling benefit raised $5,000 for the Kenwood families affected by the bus crash, with funds set to be mailed out next week.
With highs Thursday and Friday near 100, the Extreme Heat Warning from the National Weather Service has been extended through Friday at 8 p.m.
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Two members of the board called a meeting Wednesday at the Ajax Turner Senior Center, however, Clarksville Police blocked the public from entering until about 8 a.m.
The Montgomery County Risk Management Department hosted a Safety Training Day focused on practical, hands-on learning.
The Clarksville-Montgomery County School System Families in Transition Program invites the community to attend its Back-to-School Bash.
After 15 years of contributions to Austin Peay State University’s College of Business, Student Success Director Margaret Douglas is retiring this month.
The Restoring Clarksville Initiative Task Force has finished its initial work, which included creating a comprehensive strategy for cleaning up and beautifying the city.
The Tennessee Sports Writers Association named Clarksville infielder Kenzie White to its 2026 Class 4A All-State team.